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Angels 2, White Sox 3
5/29/2008
The Angels were disappointed as the White Sox defeated them by 3-2. Carlos Quentin led off the ninth with his second homer off John Lackey, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 to avoid a three-game sweep on Sunday night. "Why talk about that?" Quentin wondered. He favored to talk about Jose Contreras, who had another fine outing. "That's the story of the night," said Quentin. He seemed rather uninterested; although he did say he'd never hit a game-ending homer. He had a two-run shot in the third and ended the game by driving a 1-1 pitch from Lackey (1-1) to the seats in left-center. Quentin quickly rounded the bases, tossing his helmet as he passed third, and got mobbed at the plate as the White Sox ended the homestand with their ninth win in 11 games after scoring just one run through the first two of this series. The homer made a winner of Scott Linebrink, who pitched a perfect ninth after Contreras threw eight strong innings. The multi-homer game was Quentin's second this season and the third in his career. His 14 homers lead the American League, he had three of the White Sox's six hits and he's batting .301 after being limited by injuries last year with Arizona. "I didn't even know who he was when we traded for him, but (general manager Kenny Williams) told me if this kid's healthy, he's going to help you win games."
In the meantime John Lackey struck out three and walked one. A 19-game winner last season, he is easing any concerns about his arm after beginning the season on the disabled list with a strained right triceps. Lackey allowed one run in seven innings in each of his first two starts against the White Sox and Toronto, and he was good again on Sunday. On the other hand, Contreras couldn't hold it after allowing one run in each of his previous three starts. He left a belt-high pitch to Matthews over the middle of the plate after Maicer Izturis led off the fourth with a single, resulting in a two-run homer that tied it. Contreras did not allow another runner until Garret Anderson led off the seventh with a double off the heel of Quentin's glove. Contreras retired Torii Hunter and Casey Kotchman before striking out Mike Napoli to end the inning, pumping his fist as he walked off the mound. In addition, a White Sox team that entered the game with the American League's second-worst average (.244) provided little support. Perhaps that explains why fans in left-center decided to volley two blowup dolls like beach balls in the eighth inning, only three weeks after the White Sox caused uproar in Toronto by placing two nude blowup dolls in the clubhouse with bats of the players fanning out around them in a weird slump-busting ritual.
The Angels will do great and remain determined and passionate to be able to win their games.
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